ConExpo-ConAgg has an exciting line-up of featured speakers for its Tech Talks forum.
Speakers, whose presentations will be dubbed Tech Talks, will focus on the growing opportunity for applied and blue-sky innovation to benefit infrastructure projects and construction jobsites.
The lineup includes:
- Wayne Rapp, director of manufacturing, Hyperloop One
- D'Arcy Salzmann, senior director, strategy, Microsoft HoloLens
- Captains Mark and Scott Kelly, former NASA astronauts
- Scott Brusaw, co-founder, Solar Roadways
“We are so proud to announce the 2017 program, which speaks not only to the caliber of the show, but also the vital connection between technology and construction,” said Rich Goldsbury, 2017 show chair and president Doosan Bobcat North America and Oceania.
“Technology is rapidly changing the way we do business across industries, and construction is no exception. The Tech Experience will push attendees to think beyond traditional perceptions of construction and imagine how technology can and will transform every aspect of our work.”
The Tech Talks forum features short yet content-rich presentations to inspire and inform attendees; it’s an integral component of the show’s new Tech Experience, examining the future technologies and innovations that will dramatically shape the construction industries, with a focus on the jobsite, workforce and infrastructure.
“Our Tech Talk speakers are among the influential people that are making tomorrow’s reality happen, and we’re excited to offer this opportunity to attendees; we know they’ll discover actionable knowledge to improve their businesses and prepare for the future,” Goldsbury said.
“The Tech Experience illustrates AEM’s ongoing commitment to adding value through thought leadership and delivering actionable information to construction contractors and materials producers. We want to help industry stakeholders see what’s on the horizon, to better understand and address the impact of emerging innovations and potential disruptive technologies on their businesses,” said Michael Haberman, chair, Association of Equipment Manufacturers.
